Warner says DOJ keeping Biden classified documents from Congress ‘does not pass the smell test’

Mark Warner wants 'more information' about Trump and Biden classified docs

Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Mark Warner (D-VA) indicated that he was not satisfied with the intelligence community's briefing about classified documents found in the residences of former President Donald Trump

Democrat Senator Mark Warner Says Joe Biden is Withholding Information From Congress on His Classified Documents Scandal

Democrat Senator Mark Warner appeared on CBS’s “Face the Nation” on Sunday to discuss the Biden classified documents scandal. Warner, the Chairman of the Senate Intel Committee, told CBS’s Margaret Brennan that Joe Biden is withholding information on his classified documents scandal. Joe Biden stole SCIF-designated classified documents and improperly stored them at the Penn Biden Center. Biden also stored classified documents in his garage next…

Sen. Mark Warner Criticizes Biden Over Classified Docs

Senator Mark Warner (D-VA) is renewing his criticism of President Joe Biden and the White House over their handling over classified documents.

'Does not pass the smell test': Mark Warner wants 'more information' on classified documents from White House

United States Senator Mark Warner (D-Virginia), the chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee, revealed on Sunday's edition of Face the Nation that he and his fellow lawmakers are becoming increasingly displeased with President Joe Biden's administration's cooperation with the probes into classifie...

Warner says DOJ keeping Biden classified documents from Congress ‘does not pass the smell test’

Sen. Mark Warner (D-Va.) said that a move by the Department of Justice (DOJ) to keep information regarding classified documents mishandled by President Biden and former President Trump from lawmakers “does not pass the smell test.”

Mark Warner wants 'more information' about Trump and Biden classified docs

Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Mark Warner (D-VA) indicated that he was not satisfied with the intelligence community's briefing about classified documents found in the residences of former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden.